Chinese Engineer becomes the 459thForeigner [Conservative Estimate] to Go Missing in New Zealand – Foul Play Must Be Suspected!
New Zealand Death Clock Started Ticking for Xizhong Zhu the moment he boarded the plane bound for New Zealand.
UNCHARACTERISTICALLY, police say they are not ruling out foul play in the disappearance of a Chinese engineer who went missing last month.
Xizhong Zhu , 49, known as Mark was reported missing following Queen’s Birthday weekend, after he failed to turn up for work at Transfield Worley, a Taranaki oil company, Media reported.
Defective Sergeant Greg Gray reportedly described the disappearance as “totally out of character”.
“As time goes on we have to consider the possibility that some harm has come to Mr Zhu whether that be some sort of accident or something more sinister,” he was reported as saying.
“His disappearance is totally out of character and no matter who we speak to we can find no reason why he would deliberately go missing and not make some sort of contact with family.”
Mr Zhu reportedly traveled to Auckland for the bank holiday weekend and booked into a motel in Auckland for the Saturday. However, he has used neither his credit card, nor his bank account since. Police said his cell phone was also unused.
“Neither his son, who he maintains regular contact with, or the rest of his family has heard from him.”
His red Subaru Impreza hatchback, registration CDK 640, is also missing.
It’s highly unlikely that he would be found alive, based on past experience. However, for the sake of his son and family, let’s hope it doesn’t take our incompetent police farce five years to find his body.
It took the police farce 5 years to find the body of Korean student Jae Hyeon Kim whose head was chopped off by a New Zealander. And they haven’t found the body of Irina Yun, who was probably assassinated by the NZ SIS. [There are at least 457 other cases.]
Source: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/2484048/Foul-play-not-ruled-out-in-missing-man-case
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